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Join the Family
Armanino Family Cellars is proud to offer our most valued customers the opportunity to truly become a member of our family through membership in The Family, our exclusive wine club.
Membership in The Family guarantees that you will receive the latest releases of our very limited production wines. With 3 club choices, we’re sure you will find the perfect fit for you or to give as a gift for your favorite wine lover!
12 Bottles Cabernet (6 bottles each of our 2 Cabernet Sauvignons) Receive a 20% discount.
12 Bottles Mix (a mix of our current releases) Receive a 20% discount.
6 Bottles Mix (a mix of our current releases) Receive a 15% discount.
6 Bottles Cabernet (3 bottles each of our 2 Cabernet Sauvignons) Receive a 15% discount.
Benefits of Joining The Family
As a member of The Family, you will receive your club allocation shipped to you once each year. All wine club shipments, including any additional bottles purchased, are offered at your Family discount.
Your membership in The Family will also feature exclusive access to these exciting benefits:
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Large format bottles
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Special events
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Entitlement to receive “Members Only” and allocated wines
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Complimentary tastings for Family members and up to 4 of your guests
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Latest News
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2011 Pinots receive Accolades
Wine Enthusiast awards the 2011 Whitewing 92 pts.
Lots of ripe, spicy complexity in its fine example of a Russian River Pinot Noir. It's dry and crsip in acidity, with pomegranate, cola, black cherry, mushroom and sandalwood flavors that are deep and long inthe finish. Shows real class, and should develop in the bottle for 5-6 years. -S.H. (5/1/2013)
Wine Enthusiast awards the 2011 Ringneck 92 pts.
Cellar Selction
A distinguished Pinot Noir that shows its coastal orgins in brisk tannins and citrusy acidity. Beneath the astrigency and tartness are imoressive cherry, currant, cola, sweet tobacco and sandalwood flavors that finish with great complexity and style. Certainly seems like a wine for the cellar. Your window of drinkability is 2015-2019. -S.H. (5/1/2013)
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